The Eye hears, the ear sees

Duration: 60

Year Published: 1971

Creator: International Film Bureau

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Introduces the work of animator Norman McLaren. Shows examples of McLaren's multiple exposure effects. Demonstrates how he makes moving pictures without cameras and sound tracks without instruments. Includes excerpts from his films, Hen Hop and Pas de Deux. , Presents Norman McLaren and excerpts of his works from "Hen Hop" to "Pas de Deux" in a comprehensive visual interview on filmmaking. Shows McLaren at work demonstrating and explaining the various film technqiues he has used through the years, some of which are: multiple exposure effects, making moving pictures without cameras, and making music tracks without instruments. Portrays an outstanding filmmaker who sees himself as a perpetual student dedicated to continued experimentation with this medium.

Complete Record: Introduces the work of animator Norman McLaren. Shows examples of McLaren's multiple exposure effects. Demonstrates how he makes moving pictures without cameras and sound tracks without instruments. Includes excerpts from his films, Hen Hop and Pas de Deux. , Presents Norman McLaren and excerpts of his works from "Hen Hop" to "Pas de Deux" in a comprehensive visual interview on filmmaking. Shows McLaren at work demonstrating and explaining the various film technqiues he has used through the years, some of which are: multiple exposure effects, making moving pictures without cameras, and making music tracks without instruments. Portrays an outstanding filmmaker who sees himself as a perpetual student dedicated to continued experimentation with this medium.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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